The Sun. — London, England, 1810-07-16 00:00:00

EsGin ate ,4,UALOIV GAZLTIE, July i 4, 1810. Queen's Palace, July 1 1. This d<ty IVitaza Ablisk Hasslu, Envoy Extra orttinarytroln his ;:+ilajesty the King of Pasha, bad akld ence of le-ye Majesty.: To woich tie was in, rottilce.by tie Marquis Wel lesley, I;is Nhijesty's Prii , cipal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Sir Stephen Cot tr. nut. Ma!,ter of the Ceremonies; kid atteirwards an audience of leave of the Cheen ; initudsiced thereto by Edward Desbrpw, E-q. her Majesty's Vice-Chamberlain, and coudu6t e..; ,:y the ivi s!erc.rf the - Ceremonis. - • • , P.•ts..qt Envoy • Extra -rentary was accotn ,i; i,oth.the abk,ve au.tietick:s of their . Maies 7 '6 Sir eor b e Uuse,ey, lii? t. h o his ;IA bcen to appoiht bold fiie of MAntiancic:r to the -En, oy, hts residence at this C,urt.- July 14, 1810. The King to' -rant to -Robert Nl6unwni, E3q. Captain in the iroyai Nutry, , ottice ,ut surueyorC;eneral of ots Alojemy's Otd wince of the 1./tilted Kiti&dotti of Great lirttailt and li/INKRUPICI'SUPER,C ftDED. lames The of Colnc, Lanca4ll cdiico.manufac. t - 41 er - • a4.V k .ti Stc i ;azii Rol:ening, Sailron- Walden, Essex,. carpenter, 4uiy 24, August 24, and Is, at twelve, at IlJuhdliaii, London. Ait.tdas, 'Olessts. Dawson and . Wrarislaw, -- Watwlck..streri, Evan of wOriuge, Mon)ddyBlnwil, Monmouth. shire, shopkeeper, ;Lily 3 31, and August 25, at eleven, i pt the Willie dd.! 11111, I.frtad.street, Bristni. Attorale6, • tvlessrs..E. Stn,s, •13tisi,1 ; or Messrs. Pcatson .arid Son, Temple, London. /akin of Lungate.tnil, London, victualler, July 24, Aui:iist 4, and is,' al twelve, at Guildliali. Atturriies, -Mesas. :dell auu liiYrinck, aow.latie, Ciieapside. Willl44l.l3owles, .I . lloindS Ogden, and George Wyndham, p.l New satin', Wilisaire, hairnets, August 8;9, and. 2j, at eleveo, .t toe VVliite Witt Nc:v harain. A..tornies, Ni f; Salisoury ;'or.Mr. Nlllietl, Miudle-1 , iane, London. • iota, 'f Littler, Oi Swefiling, Suffolk; merchant, luly 24, 27, 'and August 25, at loth, at tile - King's ileatl, Noiwan. Altornieo, 'Messrs. Simpson slid lcacicliatn, Not ; Uf jeICSSr,S. IVIDUUS, Son, and lioltaway, Loimon Ezatel tgetton, of I.2uval's.lane, Holloway, Middlesex, -Turk4=tnini:nailt, futy 17, zB, anikAu, b ust zi, twelve, - .Atiorney, Milky did, lane. os and an Cnitstitia Essei - s, of - Ncw-court, ir1825, London, " merchants, fmy 7, 28,' Ati t sust 25 { At one, at ' Cr tpittl)4ll. Alea)rs. blu‘yesi tc l lark, wed ShAwc, UdOr.Street, lilacK frtara. Tlr..n►as Bia►cey and ohn Blakey, of Liverpool, merchants, jut ) , z 7, and A tlAti 4t 25, it Ven, at tlic.; t,iCeJe vein, Llv.;rpoul. Meanies, INLs.es. tireenta ‘1,1)4 1.114:111001. tic Mr. Mettle, 'then-street, Beuforta- row, Lonoun. • , Luke Br-vs, of Lon d on-road, St. - -Geoigc-fiel.tts, Sutrey, • -bllue-lILIKuri• and of 211.111U1Ileill1cI, lu, y 20, 3I , alltl A.uou 25, at ten,. at Lunciut.. Aitueilw6, Nic.:ssrs. Pitches ..:nci sou, n.- . • - _wet, and Wiiliard at:,oo CAL: 3 1 01-11 , ,a. vc Vari'L house, and ot letoo, . a4or a, Jgust to, LI, - t 2,, .11 eleven, al. the I , J. Lambert, ....H -%%ILK ; or CilallCLfy lillle, Loodon. john VICt .:tier, duly tl':4 ist and 2i, at t‘v ), • to, t,x,x • I • tj • i:a.k I ! • t , 01,N1 - 1116, , [C,Ct. Cl .‘ll *AC. act, LE, ,l 4;) 7. tluis,4l. Wit. st AI, t, Wi,.. Aul loan SI. au, ot .10 1.,} 17, "ii, it.l j, •• . W.; ,+“,11 Li ,d. 5 1 11, —ll 17, Z i t ,;,. August 2j, at ten, 4, 5 , t u , 5 , NicSSC:;. tmapniaa awl Lltev ens, S. t'oultry. sliov!n, oltiiisex, ittly 47, zi t anti AU6. 2 ) , at tattiltab4ll, L.thi., .In., Itislap.igatfa-•ti.tt Eth‘La huffy 17, 21, aid ~ iY~L~J(J. .I+:11 ; a S t ), r. 1.14)37 ,, :!1, Mil ,g, late of Corn G , lis h eth the Ease, ,11:1,1,..:5ex, dealer 111 ct.m. o.ity :\UgUs 4, 1:6 t tell; k.ccKs, Beujamiu ts;:oja(ron, late of C WA! ixanu,Kent, glass and china july 7, A ug. 2j, at ten, at Guilt:m.ll At toriel4:, Mess's. 'Howard .iott Abratt, nab, levvry.strect, A 1:16.1 e. altPec,r,s, of PortsMoOth, merchant, Itily August 4, Alld Zs, dI tle, Lunnun. ivaorine, Messrs. Arrnosiry and Bennett, Angei-cuurt, Throgmortym-street. • Di:- ,DLNDS. • August 4 William Hubby ithd Isaac Hill, of the Strafid, natters, weiv . e, at Guihtuail. 'Finn late of liatrington, Worcestershire, ii.yeraina,lal4Ctufer, at eicven, at Inc August 4, William lk.dlur4 and glinuel Sumner, of luster . lime; Lonouu, vOolcsale lu►eu.drapers, at p,reive, at -....- - . „ . '• autidhall. . • Aug. 4. . loseph Diostiale, of )(ingston-upon.flull, dealcr, a: twelve { , at Guiltioall„ i.0.1.1‘,11. Au g ;. 11. .1.),,vitl r..aton, of Cf.atl)..p, taylor, at ten, at 6 L 111.111311, Lontlocr. Aug. 7. lotto Writ, of Solpees.place East, St. Pancras,plas terCr at eles et., at 6 Uqttliai i . • Aug. 4. Kot)ert I. Atofist4..:, u Parlgon-place, Keut.road, tini:A.q..nterellant, .hone, .“ G'lllikln.a.l. • . A u g. 11. Dennis Ntau.)hy, of Tottenham-court-roast!, vic tualler, at elev.:it, .it 6 uiltio_ll. •- CL. I? 111 , 1 C 4r ES .. Aug. 4. William Cowpeittlyvaite,;utSild Fish;sfieet, tea. _ ticaler. • Joseph Martin, ofNfilibfook, Curnwall ; surgeon. LiawsOn, of Fititheford; Duractsaire, jobber in bul:- Young, of Spalding, Lincolnshire,;liquor-merr cilatit. • 3aine3 Oungworth, of Croye.street, Commercial-read, and, ilton.. a moor, or St pory, non .ers. R. Hig t ;ett and. Derr, of Isiewurth, Mrddlesex, calico pontakk IP EST MI Si ER SESSIONS. Mary .Gibson and Anii Burn, two notorioui of fendt;rs, and who n;!ve pro Nted about the ci igh bodrhood of To: hilt tiel4s, Uet,g au Saturday cun srloed of a r.mbery on the person of Janes AloLgin tosh, e.• s, veral:y sentenced to be transported Jur sevep yea's. DSTEsTABLE QFFENDER._ yllici,ens, , ,(4e • r L.u,„ ,Iliscreants a:ls t..,a .s L ha., L m AIR; La t u r- „tat I a, t.,1 ;:: • ,:t.!; tiN , e r I e of B •v i; su vrt. of ih it pi. 4,1 • oic :t U ct ^l,e, A 1 ' C , CIIIIII, • Lk.; ke g wit; • ii,e 7 .l••• (.4f)ar LJNLet , N: .. `r;; .t by C Kti PA< IS, or Nom. Martlett-covn, Sow-street ; end Pl:blisLeti .lA'O A VIVI R SUP I r Ps,:souttlVoltbr, strt:et square At •ti a t Stibi..OFFlGiT o No. /12, StraLdi w 1 eze e iciverasimenis, Orders tpr tfAI I.ctiers . :tor the lidztor, &c. wistluirty, must bc _whom, on Wen.!nesiay everting last, alter putting him in a state of nnoxication, he continued to ifi veigie knit Tothill-fields into the Bild-Cagvalk, - and from thence through a broken part of the paling into the Virk, almost clo,e to the Canal, ‘k here he was apprehended by two, persons, one of them a publican, uho followed him into the Bird-cage walk, stispeeling hk (1-..s , grns on the child, and the other a so:pant of the 3d Guards, ot. the name of Hill, who c()nducted himself on the oixasion most meritoriously. The situation in which this monster in the shape of man was caught, is too disgusting tO .mtet•the public eye.' SufriLe it to say, that be was seized just in three to prevent his crime becoming ,)1 that nature that must inevitably Lave sent him to a ig nominious but merited end. He was eon.itted on the cleanest testimony. The evidence, indeed, was such as to b.iffle all possibility of doubt. Mr. AkAt4WAttING aJdiesed' him in terms of the hittetest rei.roaLh and indignation, and then sen tenced him to be imkrisoned tor, the spcice of twelve monihs, and during the fir-t month thereof to stand in and upon the pillory at' Charing-doss, for orie boor. The priioner prayed earnestly that the punish ment of pillory might be Commuted, but this the Court„.rf ny p -refused. fie said he . was a servant out of place, hay ,for .:rly been shopkeeper at Cam-' bri:!gre, and was 13:teriy a Lawyet's Clerk, inenti6n iGg tine name - of a te!. l ,. stable Solicitor, in the neigh bourin4o... ut Hanover-square, as his employer. !'UL/CE. DIABOLICAL CLUB , IN V Ll< E-STREFT. Bovv-STREET.=-OLI Fri E,sau. flay cQck, who was 3ppieliei. (:(1 with a istlio.,el r persons at the Winn. S v ill V street, Clare-tnarket, wnere they Int.q, it was posed, for the 'purpose. ot, cutthoil t:t36 a most de testable offett,Oe„*a.. brougut Vieth - rice trod. N_ w Prt:4utt, Cls-rk‘:nwell,ann aa. admltted 'n bai., kin &elf in tool. and. Jame 4 ot street, N.; w-road, in :Al., and Joint. C . ,..1:ey, of York-street, iiiacktriats-Ria4l,, in SUL tuf toe pri soner to ~ e r for tbe - offence AIL!) whici, tie is cbarged at trt.:' S.:!SSIULIS. Henry Tovoci, aunt ik:r of the persons who was apprehended. al ,the saino house witti:the same s : qrs, Was also broug t from tile prison, -and was admitted to 10o: - . aril two sureties,. Willi' in of Silver-sheet ; Cierken weli-greetr, and W. Wyr,„-ut , to,-501. -each. Application , A as made on Saturday night to bail Cook, the landlord at the pUblie-house, out it was put, off till this day. ' - • - Mr.-READ having received private, information that two toreigners, who were, suspected ot being in this coiintry for an improper purpose, and were Sablotoer's lintel, in Leicestcs-Square, without a license, scul Lavender, at a late hour on Fritiny bight; to-execute a warrant against thzta,,whici, he, after some difficulty, .eitected.; and ou Sati.rday . inoruing they undtrwent an exatni,:ation before Mr. licAn. They mated their names to he HenrickAol gere and ;Doti inick Cipriani., The account R9lgere gave of himself was.that he is a native of.Westpli,dra, and has lately been a re side-or rin: , rcLani in the Wand of St. Thomas, in the Vvrt..st. I.ndir, -and by virtue of a passport granted to Cs'oernor M`Lean, lila( Island, he cm b.trk _ti Eagland on board the Lord Cochrane, Jaq.e) Master, and lauded at East Bonnie on the lOtii of this atonl'. Cipri,mi.:,aid, that became in company with Rol gere• and is a wove or Sardinia ~e a?so 4'dt:tit merchant at St, T..onia,'s, and ob:Aiwa - a 4,a,,port from tiovern- • r M L au. The .N 1 ;ispaTe6, tiocghtti,;(.redit :o tikeir t t o . .kutho;l l 3,4, : iriAkit'Acil.,.• • . • • FranciF Rosers,.aied (jeo: v() known, tn err t v the ta..c, charged '‘,vitti g c ulr do ri . sday eveiiii.g, iu 1.,,we Litenneld : s-tees. be) 4W; fully .ed gate it)f jultn . Tdotnpson 18 as or ~g, i t by Ilonyhreys, charged uu swp.t..:tois td ne,l Stone, Eq. of Ke;:t, his pocket-buck, un -%V.3stuntisttr ii-u n e, time of the row tog watch. He 1.4,45 tur fulther.,exatuinattun.- • 11 , 1.A,ttcanRoUGEL-,sTREET.-.--A. daring robbety, at tended by- circutwtani.ei ut the must aggi.:Viii.4•: Oa lore, wason Saturday heard at this lire prlsecutor is 4 young Gentleman belotting to the Po'Ard, and the prisoner, >~ho e hatrio is Witham Cape, wai torintrly a grenadier in the Guards. On Friday the vits,ccutor was walking along the King'i ituati:at 111g , th, ohms re turn front cheista, the e risoner. seized bi trio and snarl hed his watch tiro .ns - charged him'. with itaVing eoluirktc,i au toinalural offence. Horror-struck at suCtt dit, Imputation, .ti; euntpited With the prisoner's - demand, and gate nun all the moth.) , he had in his pocket, but ,Misted- the pr;Sui:e.k. he was Mistaken . *tit log his address at the time. The thzxt mothingi 10 the prosecutor's surprise, tne ;,t ironer- called_ on him at the Medical is.)rr , t, and his teats induced_ hint hint more . 11,0111 to depart; but the fellus.v cailcd again in a day or two , titer; and otf:ned to restbie the st,len water) for - -M., aild say. no More ab,ut the business. The prosecutor wet the prisoner at tin app(Anted place tit: street, and gave him the 51. out the pi 'honer said ;tat be had forgot to bring thc watch wail, him. • ..The-detlow had the authicity to call on tt.te prosecutor again for 5.01. to putatt end to the husittess;aaa' the prLsecuto; ccmsented t , , give it to him, ati&appottikd Friday last,. in Berkeley-itreet, for that pu-pw..e; h it timing .biruself thus. ihvolv ne(FAillicci. with the whole affair, and two olheers irchn this OIIICC disgui,ed tbriusely....s to be -prLb..lut. •-.1( tb , .; merging. It was, agreed that , Trionq L.tusdow he that ate orltzers bit i.iitlpas,4 through t ~ .t I' , Oppi,:tt: atret - flul,S. A Qt. note Lad oe• pr;_. (ousi, and On it 3 being pate the pr.s 1.. e officer, heard him pay, " It .0, 1 tri-,ot, hive 51Ji1"......At thiS moment the . 111'Se Jam. wa apprvitended, anal the note was tak en from iota. ris , ;thr' w 33 a:Wiwi:led thy another ex4al;,lati,n, to ascertain the tAlclll of his deprLd.itious: , . DU7CI-1 PAPERS. FRANKFORT, JULY t .—The advices from 'France respecting the forther military operations in Spain; up to the middle of the preceding month contain the fotiowing particulars : Upon his Majesty's return from Andalusia to Madrid, a considerable force began to be assQnibled in the capital. It has been joined by a part of the troops which formed a corps de reserve on the ,Northern frontier of Andalusia, and also by a ,part of the reinforCements that have arrived from Fran Ce. Other corps recently come from France have marched by way ,of Toledo 'and Madridejos, for 'the Sierra. Morena, and will occupy the passes or the mourn 7 thins in the, environs-of Jaen : and Cordova, so that all the troops belonging to the fourtla corps may form' a jundion in the Eastern parts of Gr:mada and Murcia. , " it. is upderstoqd that General_Sebastikii is col leding all his force,iftorder to act on the side of Va lencia, .as soon :Is General Suchet's army, which is' on the Northern frorßier of that, provinde; shad have begun its operations. In, this event - they- will he , supported, according to circunisianc, by 't he. ArMy of Reserve at Madrid. A division of the corps` of General Suchet, under the cortunmHind Ge-' neral-Mus-rtier; has already ,movt:d. in'.the three :lion of Tortosa, to possess . itelf of that iinport; ant fOrtclititi„whl,t .4 division d 1 the :Thensh army in Catalonia is marching against the no less impoi tats, fortiess .of Tasrtagona. Since the reclOc . tioi. of HOsLiitiCii,- the army of the Duke of Ta reuto his oeco enabled to Cottib,lie its o i •er,:tioos oit the at of Gener:,l SLICII:4, Th6r commutlida- Ito. is i..ured, by a ctiision posted at Cer‘cia. " lu consequence 1 .-)t ou; - being in possession, of 116Stalrich,'G. rona; ko.d 1)oke of Tarentu can wi:h . s.i:ety uraw'uti his tOrCes the co.ist in order to chi e t be, Spaniards into the wountaius. Since the fall of Lernia, the conivani cation o the lamr with the inSurtr . ems in Valencia has been totally cut otr, aptiNtimy have been Com • ,velk - T-d to concentrate themselves' in t:, e enviro:s of Soi ona aunt Vicq, witele they are strengthening theinschcs as much asfpos,iblc, by a gen,.'ral rising; in the interior of Cat Morita. Manresa is already' occupied by a column of Italian troops, an:l a detach ment of the numerous garrison of Gerona has ruarchcd in ate ttirecAion of Vicq, in order to Scour the- country. For tie rest, the French, Italian, Neapolitan," Westphalian, Nassau, Saxon, and` Wurrzburg troops, to whom we owe the conc4nest of Catalonia, are 'in surfici.!nt fierce to acconipl6h' their task without the co-operation of the , third corps. In the northern parts of Arragon and Na, varre, there still are sortie straggling bands, . but their views are chiefly confined to marauding. " In the West of Spain most in- T ortant . events are . in train General Bonnet maintains his fO'Jling in . the Asturias. Tt:e Marshal, Prince of E3sli ng ; concentrating, the different corps und...r his com mand, so at. to form them into one great mass, pre paratory to his. 'en,edition against Portugal. • The French Commanders, posted along the PorftigUese frontiers, have successfully maintained their defen sive s)stern ; and the English Commander in Chief,. Lord Wellington, whose interest certainly lay in attacking a part of the French. Circe, before oe whole could be united, has ed the tavourab!e moment to pass by. 'AMStERDAM, JULY 7:—The volunteer cofps, forrned at the tirne of . the Egglist) expedi ti on t o Ze4land, are to be .disbanded.. .o;tiers hare' been received at Mentz' from Paris to prevent, for the present; ;.41 , exporisfiOn of grain and other articles ofr subsistence in the direation of the Lower Rhine. • By the last advices from 8....rne, count Go.(tort, (he Cite Ktq; of Sm,eo,-,i) c9ll tied, slice his -te turn de; t. , tesiie at:r- ul as a Viiate !ilvidU .1. 1.1 thui*clahly, he woi. the , act.attient, uu W.. ( ~,i ) •ay,al~,~, g with the rts( of the cougtrga tiod, it, toe orint, , i, 1 c ;0' :It ofilk L, e,t . S fro ly S. borb 79 vt., Ali .1 , ItCd 11it , 19 of iern ith o f I W oriy cOn4ibt.e !,ut co)o -wat prod c_. t e ,s ot rcmained AiLtouagy.—t•ot.rigtt title in - • The A t neriLati vess Tut cv,, fittAl H; from New York; ; HILL, both t do i.. 1 5. c iiitt 4 / 3 CO/1/Uk, IRISH, 40111 New York_; Di. in//lend, are - lying in it/4 U•i, On Saturday last 1.11 , : iiktropolis was visited- by a tfr• last,cl, With little iii;crinis-. •rom two Zo tor i • the afternoon. Tice cloud seemed to pass exarity over ti•e city, for the thunder NVi".s extremely loud, and the lightnipg %%e have not; howev• - x, heard that any damage was sus tained. The rain tell in. torrents. The tetupesion. Satutda, last was ; , eyerely felt in most parto the. countr,oi Kant. Two Gent lfr..rnLn who took shelter under t-k tree, near C.nterbury, were killed by tholighthing ; and much about the sittne tt , ne a Amu' was struck dead ou the. road he eenDartford and Shooter's t hill. He was unfortu-, nate!) , .earrying some: carpenters! tooli, which pros bably.pro , ed coaduators to the lighttatig that cle stroyeo him. _ _ _ During a late violent thunder storm at Wcl rough, in Northlinplonshire, the eiedric fluid de scended through thechirrinev of a tniust, and . ewer ing a bed-rt:oio, killed Mr: Holney, of that shoe-maker, w;io was in beck with his wipe and Chili, but neither ot• the latter sustained the least injury. A severe storm was experienced at Charleston on, the sth ult. when on immense quantity of. transpa= rent ice tell, in pieces, many of • which were tonr inches long, two inches broad, and nearly t A,o thi k, Several persons were wounded, and exteujve plau tatitins of cotton and corn laid waste, heskies poultry and cattle killed.. . - Three hundred houses were on the 'gilt of May destroyed at Newhausel,. in, Hungary, by the ex plosion of a pOd:-..r tpagazitte. Eighty persons lost their 'lives, and ne.ir 200 were dug out of the ruinS, alive, but mutilate I. and dreadfiniy brutsz.-A.l. Th'e widow of ANDREW HUFI.R I ves unmolested witl.vher tamily in the vailey of P.ts-0: ) r. $ , a public-Loose. Her eklest sun L 33 001 ered toe .0:Iv:t -rial,' service.• • • ' _,21 . . _ ' • VI (1 h' ii I 111.). . • (1 0 1 7 On ThUrsday last, at Littleton, the seat pt . Th'"'" „ '.,13:0,0 Esq.- Uhl, Rev. Peter ,Wood, ek.l‘l. I.)orri.:stic Cilaf, eo ti io his,Royal 1-ftgliness the I) , tke or Cla , enpe, .tck M'' sl ,,,,,d'h danghter of the late Edward Penrice, Esq . ,of Dra‘" , •. 41 - %Vorcestershite. , ~ ( 1 : 1 0 ,1 r • on ,Saturday- last, at Streatham Church, 1 N• --- 'fAr ham, Jett. Esq. at New.):ore., to Miss BeLkett , ° mat:Only. —, • DIA') • On Saturday - the 7th in;..rter a long 'and -IHt' Miss Ann Whed,tiglit d•ht , ltier or ti .e late Ml' W At II iteAwright, 01 St. Pat Ace. ecl fi t -IV stings, Miss Einnia'Stocktvell, Crutc °- On ..urNday evening last, ;11-urk Hodgson, Esq• '' ley, Nlidoh.:sex. • art On the z4ill'ult. in Old Ahcrdeen, quhars - ii,'.ind on the sagie day and tame hour, 01 Mrs.•Sehewatt, , 11) Pit fi jjle. Ot Mon)ritusk, a il Ag T.weeornouth, ale . Rev. Ce.irgc.l.Surtoo, ol, • il " r ot Parish, aged 49. . . ot !k A kw clays ago, at Newcastle, Mrs, .Warkto. we) place. On being unformed that h et wi n street, she ,c ran to the piae pointed-out,. s 0., the then fall; she ext.iatuted, 0 my s o'. diately. . ..MrS. Lieuteo Stuck, N i't ~ .., ~~ SATURDAY. iss 14. • 0 . g9 f.llv. 1 dV yet Iflsti 5 per ( e. 4 Per f ci.' b) 4 4 • pet T Sys 70,i 69i 3 , Ct. Cr - 4)s AS thk_L. hi 9. tb:ns C 3 t i se 2 tr l 10 1 , 0 4 Liwiti.ti, 1 Lvii4. (../pCiJillg, 7, SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. OX FORD RACES, THURSDAII,JULY 12. The Noblemen and Gentlemen's purse of fifty pounds waj n,t Rio tor ;,and the Hunter's sweep s t a ke s ANas wa lk e d o ver fur by,IVIr. ' Lockley's buy mare,byTotteridge. FRIDAY. Fifty pounds, the gift or his Grace the 'Juke of Maribo• rough. M. Sadler's Rumba, - aged- - Whitinore's houghtioy . , irged a Mr. Canning', b. c. Allegro, 3 yrs old - •13 3 THE PROGRESS OF WISDOM, OR MODERN LR9IS° tATION.^" BuotTaparte, by his : Berlin Decyee, in terclkds all commerce . with Britain. Great Britairi returrls the compliment in her Orders in Coth:cii, and prohibits the trade with France. Jefferson im proves upon them both,•and prohibits trade with all: the world. Britain, under this system, grows rich,: France arrogant, and:America poor. Thee p . b a rgo continues, and so do th e D ecrees o f FranceTnfl the Orders of Britain. Two-years rol; away during the Mighty struggle. between gmbar g oes, Orders in ,Council, - and Decree's! France burns - ourships upon the high seas, incarcerates our stamen, confiscates our property in the ports under her influence, and puts themoney into her Itupetial Treasury.—Bri" hit) continues -15.3 - Orders in Cdmic:l, does not re linquish the right of search, has neither hung'Ber' keley, nor sent that sarcastic :fellow, Canning, t° Botany Bay. What is to be done ? The progress of wisdom is slow, but sore. Proclamations are merged-in Non' Liiportation Ads; - Etithargoes and Supplernent 4, arid addiiiuti3lSupplements , in Embargoes, arc swai loWed up:by the Net-Intercours,2, and thy, togei titer, swallow up the revenue. But the Decrees„° Fran: e, and . the aders of Britain, still continne c i W-. 11, those obstinate. fell o w s G eorge 111. Napoleon I. are resolutely determined not t o care one pinch:of snuff about our 'potent Proglamatio6 s l our. spirited resolves, - our starving*EMbargoes, 0 11 ' our commercial restrictions, we have nothing to c l . j but to return the compliment, and not care one v i ti 3 ' , of tobacco about their Orders an , l Decrees, anti 54 " 1 off go our Proclamations, Non-Intereourse, and Bc", bargoes.; away go our vessels to every region the and: whiten -every-ocean with- Atnetito cmvas. " Yery well, indeed !„ but—the Orders and P 4l ; - 7 - creestbey have continued in' spit e o f 'oar nl° s • wise, - rilast potent, and most terrifying deannoili tieti, and - now stare - us in the Lice like an'impucle ll ' bully ! Gallatin has itat e d'that ti k e . 6111 bargo'and Non,lntqcouise bad emptied the Tlf 3- 5 suty, and Congress "had passed a law t o b or row fiV a . tnillions of dollars to pay off the - interest upon piblic.debt due in the present year. 4 There is the rub ; and the seeret.'--The progress of Wisdom is sl a or'. but sure.j 7 -Wheels cannot m ov e w ith o u t gre ase.° Guveroment without N inonel—and," without c° lll mee, we are, without money. " LINKUM FIDELVs* marriage has,been solemnized between the P I : fame of Spain, Don PED(IO, who accompanied O s Prinee. Regent of PORTUGAL to the Brnziiq, ac's. incess% of the, HOLM: Of BRAGANZA, imagined, will beneficial re~u-lts to U COWlTlCie;',l!bteresLS at Gmn..l.li-itaia. • SMITHFIELL) MM L , I s t/LY 16. yOf This. day's Marliet,.ll.Al a considerable stIPP I ,* prise Beasts, and the show of e,ittie in ottie, 0 speras was pretty goo.,1; - Beef, Alutton, Veal, Laws i,nd Park. ,upport last prices ; and tte 'tr 3 "o o i sates' in th e ~,,o ve r :oilark,t were soniewi:ar live;y ;. Straw mid v„re 4 hav'... t,-lien in price ; •f-Lty fetched last p ice--,,i -ant:e% an accurate st.aternent. o t tne.prices and I • To sink the 011;fl per stone of 31b. • beet 4s. Si to - 6s. ~ d Mutt. 4s Sit. 10 Gs. 04. s a, to 5 ;7a. .od. _Pork Ss. ed. to 7s. od. Loft') 0' :00 • Beasts 1,430 Sheep and Lambs . 17,363. Calves 29' 7 * • 360. H ST lily 51. Jos. ok M i. I to 9 FIEL 1. S. O(I. HAYMARKET Straw 21 . tai . tos• 6s. o.t. Clover, 71.0 a, od. to 9i. gs. ott. .1+4.14-A. omissive., JULY 13. Arrived-=the Sir Edward.llamilton, Bell, frorryt,,, A Prt.,ce George, Seager, from Gibraltar ;. anti the PO" Francis, Atkinson, irons Charle s town. ff' rebei Satkd—tne Southesk, Gibos, tor Gibraltar; Pinfor• ley, tOr.Baltiuicire ; and the Paetor, Coughey, for. . ' BUM'S. 1 Uce sl l1 l ' ' On Monday last, at hiS Lord s hip's house in G. ° 03 0 - place, the Right Eton. Lady George ne:estord, of a - Wt. , . • i ) aS I,IP "On Thursday morning last, at Withheld, in St- 11 --r =ll' the Right Hon. Lady. Harriet fagot, of a §.',in On Friday last, the Lady of 10110 Royds, lis . q. of a - 9 11 % tel. " f .,.. °f { ,,' li • On Saturday se'ntiight, at Deal, Mrs. Dunn, wiA - ,°,i , ,',; William 1-.).linir, mariner ,of three children, two . b o 3,'" . :1 1 girt ;.'one oh the boys . since dead, the others, " 1 . tnother, are likely to tio well. —..,'" T- li` ~. ;,. ~~~